Hulleman & Olivers reject item-based serial models of visual search, and suggest that items are processed equally and globally during each fixation period. However, neuroscientific studies have shown that attentional biases can emerge in parallel but in a spatially selective item-based fashion. Even within a parallel architecture for visual search, the item remains the critical unit of selection
When visual stimuli remain present during search, people spend more time fixating objects that are s...
Finding target objects among distractors in visual search display is often assumed to be based on se...
The relatively common experimental visual search task of finding a red X amongst red O's and green X...
Hulleman & Olivers reject item-based serial models of visual search, and suggest that items are proc...
To dissociate feature-based and object-based stages in the control of spatial attention during visua...
Visual search is central to the investigation of selective visual attention. Classical theories prop...
In visual search, observers try to find known target objects among distractors in visual scenes wher...
Research and theories on visual search often focus on visual guidance to explain differences in sear...
Finding target objects among distractors in visual search display is often assumed to be based on se...
A key phenomenon in visual search experiments is the linear relation of reaction time (RT) to the nu...
To dissociate feature-based and object-based stages in the control of spatial attention during visua...
AbstractIn order for our visual system to deal with the massive amount of sensory input, some of thi...
We investigated the effect of varying interstimulus spacing on an upright among inverted face search...
Decades of vision research on how people search for a target item among distractor items have always...
I propose that there remains a central role for the item (or its equivalent) in a wider range of sea...
When visual stimuli remain present during search, people spend more time fixating objects that are s...
Finding target objects among distractors in visual search display is often assumed to be based on se...
The relatively common experimental visual search task of finding a red X amongst red O's and green X...
Hulleman & Olivers reject item-based serial models of visual search, and suggest that items are proc...
To dissociate feature-based and object-based stages in the control of spatial attention during visua...
Visual search is central to the investigation of selective visual attention. Classical theories prop...
In visual search, observers try to find known target objects among distractors in visual scenes wher...
Research and theories on visual search often focus on visual guidance to explain differences in sear...
Finding target objects among distractors in visual search display is often assumed to be based on se...
A key phenomenon in visual search experiments is the linear relation of reaction time (RT) to the nu...
To dissociate feature-based and object-based stages in the control of spatial attention during visua...
AbstractIn order for our visual system to deal with the massive amount of sensory input, some of thi...
We investigated the effect of varying interstimulus spacing on an upright among inverted face search...
Decades of vision research on how people search for a target item among distractor items have always...
I propose that there remains a central role for the item (or its equivalent) in a wider range of sea...
When visual stimuli remain present during search, people spend more time fixating objects that are s...
Finding target objects among distractors in visual search display is often assumed to be based on se...
The relatively common experimental visual search task of finding a red X amongst red O's and green X...
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